In a post apocalyptic world, zombies have monopolized all sandwich making ingredients.
But this will not stop you from making the sandwiches you desire!
---Guide--- 1. Shoot zombies to kill them, so they drop sandwich ingredients. 2. Line up the ingredients for desired sandwich in a line. 3. Use your mouse to place your sandwich making line over desired ingredients. 4. Let go of the mouse to grab the ingredients. If the order of ingredients (according to distance from you) make the desired sandwich, you get a point!
Note: The order of ingredients in the middle of the sandwich does not matter.
---Controls---
WASD to move Space to shoot Mouse to aim Mouse click to collect ingredients and make a sandwich! Note: Ingredient order in the middle doesn't matter
---Notes---
Text sloppily doesn't scale, so smaller resolutions beware!
nice little game. It took me a while to figure out exactly how the selecting mechanic worked. (I thought you click and drag ) I think this would be a lot more fun if everything moved faster; it took forever to maneuver enemies into the right positions between bread slices :) also, dragging a line over ingredients deletes them even if it doesn't make a sandwich, kinda annoying.
Hm, it's an interesting idea...But when I play it, it just seems kinda frustrating. Too many ingredients, you end up waiting and waiting for ones you want.
I noticed that when I do a sandwich selection, all the ingredients disappear. It seems like this can help me do away with stuff that's just getting in the way. Is this intended? That might be useful, except if nothing happens when I do an invalid sandwich, it feels like a waste. (Heh, that's the first time I've ever used the phrase "invalid sandwich".) Anyway, what if, like, you got 1 point for every ingredient you made vanish, PLUS 10 points for valid sandwich? Or something along those lines. Just a thought.
Also, am I correct in thinking that having EXTRA ingredients makes a sandwich invalid? If so, that's pretty unforgiving. What if, when you select ingredients that include valid ones, only the valid ones disappear and the rest stay there? I mean, I'm almost ready to suggest pushing ingredients around, but I feel that misses the point of the whole mechanic...
Anyway, congratulations on actually finishing and submitting a playable game. ;)
Fun game! I like the idea, though it's pretty hard to make the combinations. I think if you could move around the ingredients by pushing them it would make the score system a lot friendlier.
Neat idea. It was a bit confusing at first how to combine the ingredients to make a sandwich but I eventually got it. It's pretty challenging to get the zombies to line up! Good job!
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However, sandwiches are so hard to make! I only managed one...
I was having a few performance issues. HTML5 gaming is still in its infancy.
also, dragging a line over ingredients deletes them even if it doesn't make a sandwich, kinda annoying.
I noticed that when I do a sandwich selection, all the ingredients disappear. It seems like this can help me do away with stuff that's just getting in the way. Is this intended? That might be useful, except if nothing happens when I do an invalid sandwich, it feels like a waste. (Heh, that's the first time I've ever used the phrase "invalid sandwich".) Anyway, what if, like, you got 1 point for every ingredient you made vanish, PLUS 10 points for valid sandwich? Or something along those lines. Just a thought.
Also, am I correct in thinking that having EXTRA ingredients makes a sandwich invalid? If so, that's pretty unforgiving. What if, when you select ingredients that include valid ones, only the valid ones disappear and the rest stay there? I mean, I'm almost ready to suggest pushing ingredients around, but I feel that misses the point of the whole mechanic...
Anyway, congratulations on actually finishing and submitting a playable game. ;)
Felt like something was missing, mainly just polish I guess. None the less it was fun.